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Naim Saglam

Professor, Department of Aquaculture and Fish Diseases, Faculty of Fisheries, Firat University, Elazig, Turkey

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  • Mini Review   
    Fresh water and fisheries: Methodology
    Author(s): Naim Saglam*

    Freshwater aquaculture production in 2011 was 44.3 million tons or 29% of world fisheries production. Roughly 95% of this production was from Asia – China was the leading country. Ponds are the common culture system, but raceways, cages, net pens, and water re-use systems are important. Seed stock for growout is produced in hatcheries from farm-reared brood stock. Fertilizers, feeds and mechanical aeration increase production in ponds. Competition with agriculture for land and water, wetland destruction, water pollution, and lack of fish meal and oil for use in feeds could limit aquaculture [1]. There is an effort to avoid these impacts. Aquaculture, freshwater or marine, is dependent upon good water quality to sustain maximal fish growth. Ammonia and nitrate are toxic to fish. NH3 should be kept at levels below 0.. View More»

    DOI: 10.36648/1307-234X.22.16.8.107

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